The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . PERC analyzed section 447.305, Florida Statutes, which establishes the registration requirements for . . .
. . . this part” refers to Chapter 447, Part II — “Labor Organizations, Public Employees,” which in section 447.305 . . .
. . . The courts in these cases interpreted Section 447.305(1), Florida Statutes (1985), to require dismissal . . . Bay, in the absence of a statutory amendment or a change in the judicial interpretation of Section 447.305 . . . This filing was pursuant to Section 447.305(1), Florida Statutes (1985), which provides in pertinent . . . I disagree with the majority’s opinion that section 447.305(1), Florida Statutes (1985), requiring registration . . .
. . . PERC recites that the 1979 amendments to section 447.305, Florida Statutes, converted the registration . . . Section 447.305 of the Florida Statutes provides for the registration of employee organizations. . . . Section 447.305 specifically mandates that if an employee organization is not so registered, it may not . . . of section 120.60 to section 447.305. . . . Prior (o 1979, the registration provision in section 447.305, Florida Statutes, provided in pertinent . . .
. . . The next point the city raises on appeal is whether the Local 2057’s failure to comply with section 447.305 . . . Section 447.305, Florida Statutes (1977), provides: (1) Every employee organization ... pri- or to submitting . . . PERC, 365 So.2d 767 (Fla. 1st DCA 1978), construed section 447.305(6) as requiring both registration . . . the First District was confronted with a union claim that the registration requirements of section 447.305 . . . The 1979 Florida Legislature revised section 447.305 which now provides: (1) Every employee organization . . .
. . . The Hospital filed a motion to dismiss the Union’s petition based, inter alia, on violation of 447.305 . . . The evidence is uncontra-dicted that the Union was still not in compliance with § 447.305 at the time . . . Florida Statute § 447.305 states in pertinent part: “447.305 Registration of employee organization.— . . . In setting aside the election, we held (365 So.2d at 769): “Teamsters and PERC urge that F.S. 447.305 . . . The Union claims the registration requirements of § 447.305 are “hyper-technicalities.” . . .
. . . . § 447.305 which requires that the plan set reasonable criteria for the class. . . .
. . . failure to require Teamsters, as a condition precedent to holding the election, to comply with F.S. 447.305 . . . (1), (2) which states in pertinent part: “447.305 Registration of employee organization. — (1) Every . . . The first five subsections of F.S. 447.305 contain numerous requirements. . . .
. . . Section 447.305(1). . . .
. . . We note an apparent inconsistency between Sections 447.305(1) and 447.307(2), Florida Statutes (1975) . . . Section 447.305(1) appears to contemplate alternative methods for an employee organization to achieve . . . It contained consistent provisions paralleling Sections 447.305(1) and 447.307(2) of the 1974 legislation . . . Thus, Section 2-447.008(1) of House Bill 3314 was identical to present Section 447.305(1) and Section . . . The legislative history simply accounts for two opposing inferences now arising from Sections 447.305 . . .
. . . Sec. 447.305, F.S.1975. . . .
. . . to petitioners’ intervention contending that Local 666 of petitioners was not in compliance with § 447.305 . . .